Roosevelt and Landon Face Wide Open Voter Doubt
A Crossley poll reported in The Sunday Light shows more than one third of states with undecided voters nine weeks before the election. In key states such as New York and Pennsylvania undecided rates exceed 13 percent, with Tennessee and Texas showing notable spreads, illustrating a pivotal electorate still persuadable by both campaigns.
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Labor Groups Hold Fort Worth Rally
Thousands of organized labor representatives gathered in Fort Worth to join a statewide celebration of the Frontier Centennial. Three motorcades delivered about 5000 visitors from Houston Wichita Falls Amarillo and East Texas as the parade began at 10 a m. Speakers included Attorney General McCraw labor commissioner Fred Nichols and Wallace Reidty executive secretary of the State Federation of Labor.
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West Side gang slays boy in urban crime sweep
James Rummel a 10 year old shineboy dies after assault by the Red gang, a West Side desperado group known to police. A Chinese youth wearing a quislor’s helmet led the attack near Obrera theater after which 25 cents in daily earnings were stolen. Felica Monday launches an intensive search for the killers, believed to be the same gang that has harassed newsboys on the east side and Brackenridge Way for months.
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Knox to Deliver Michigan Labor Day Address in Alma
Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee revisits Alma where he captained Alita College’s first football team forty years ago. He was to address Labor Day in Bass Stadium to an estimated audience. Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald and Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan were expected to confer with Knox aboard his train and speak later.
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Pair Held After Husband Slain in Michigan Patrol
Police questioned Ricande Conk, 30, and George Reigeu, 26, regarding the death of William G. Cook whose body was found in his automobile near Dolph at Houghton Lake. The investigation began after Cook’s shotgun wounds were reported, with the couple detained for questioning as part of the inquiry.
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